The ongoing and unfinished projects were discussed at the review meeting, and the officers concerned were ordered to finish the village development work within the stipulated time, Rai said.
Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai (FIle Photo)
In order to expedite the development work of Delhi’s villages, a review meeting was held under the chairmanship of Delhi Development Minister Gopal Rai with the officers of the Delhi Village Development Board at the Delhi Secretariat on Wednesday.
Following the meeting, the Delhi Development Minister ordered the officials to complete the pending proposals and projects related to the development works of the villages of Delhi.
Along with this, orders were also given to upload the information of all projects (approved/pending) related to village development on the website of the department.
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Rai said Delhi Village Development Board was formed by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to ensure development in the villages of Delhi, whose main objective is to ensure all kinds of basic amenities in the villages of Delhi.
In order to expedite the development work related to the villages of Delhi, today a meeting was held with the officers of the Delhi Village Development Board at the Delhi Secretariat, he said.
The ongoing and unfinished projects were discussed at the review meeting, and the officers concerned were ordered to finish the village development work within the stipulated time, Rai said.
To ensure growth in the villages of the capital, a review meeting was held today in accordance with the scheme sanctioned by the Delhi Village Development Board at the most recent board meeting.
Rai said the Delhi government is taking all necessary steps to improve the condition of roads, parks, drains and multipurpose community centres in villages.
“The government is committed to provide basic amenities to the people of Delhi living in urban areas as well as to the people living in rural areas.These development works related to the Development Department are being done through Irrigation and Flood Control Department, MCD and other government departments,” he said.
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